Duration, dates and costs
- Four-day classroom training (6 hours per day)
- 08 - 11 November 2021
- 2,000 € per participant
Target group
- Production personnel
- Control room operators
- Young engineers
Number of participants (min. - max.)
- 10 – 20
- General conditions for seminars apply
Learning objectives
- Participants learn how to handle a cement plant control system and to understand the influence of process parameters on the cement manufacturing process.
Learning outcomes
- Comprehensive knowledge of the plant control system in general and the main control circuits in particular
- Better understanding of how the various sub-processes in the cement plant are interconnected
- Understanding of the main control circuits in order to reach and maintain target values (e.g. energy consumption)
- Capability to react to process disturbances in a proper way and to develop a long-term control strategy
Topics
- Heating up and operating the kiln
- Operation of the raw, cement and coal mills
- Optimising production
- Managing process disturbances and special situations
Methods
- Presentations
- Interactive exercises
- Scenario-based training using simulator
- Team work
- Group discussion
Trainer
The training is led by highly skilled and experienced engineers.
Certificate
Upon successful completion of the training course the participants will receive a certificate of attendance.
Location
VDZ, Duesseldorf, Germany (nearest airport: DUS International)